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Re: end of the year art leftovers

From: Rdunkelart
Date: Wed Jun 21 2000 - 08:03:18 PDT

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    In a message dated 6/21/00 8:06:29 AM Central Daylight Time, Holly112
    writes:

    << The way I used to do it
     (just keeping what I wanted as they finished, worked for me, but I had the
     same students all year, so it was easy to return the work) Anyone out there
     (lurkers?) with a solution to share? I'd sure appreciate it! and it sounds
     like a lot of us could use a suggestion!
     
     Holly :0) >>

    No suggestion as I have the same situation with the fourth and fifth graders
    and some of the highschoolers. I like the suggestion of someone to let the
    teachers
    have a look at unclaimed artwork and select artwork that they like for their
    homes. At least it still will
    be appreciated and loved. I try to teach students respect and admiration for
    their
    artwork but they still throw out all too much. I say - "your parents want to
    see your
    artwork" they reply " my parents hate my artwork" so maybe home isn;t a safe
    place for their art and they;d rather throw it away than take the risk of
    it being rediculed at home??? Roberta 

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